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Poetry and Memoir: Finding Home in the Overlap of Memory and Verse
First, there’s the poem.
HOUSE OF MIRTH (1st Version)
“What is it worth,
this house of mirth
when at the door
life comes no more
and silence rings
and ears do sting,
The bell, they do abhor?”
~ S. A. McNutt
Then there’s the memory that surrounds it. This is my husband’s favorite poem. He’d quote it back to me across the years. Did I write it in our first Colorado apartment, scribbled in a notebook? What about all the times I struggled with the second stanza?

Stephanie
Apr 29


Observational Writing in 3 Steps: Write with your 5 Senses
Writing observational writing in 3 steps, including using your five senses. Learning to ask good questions, and hooking with metaphor.

Stephanie
Jul 11, 2024


We write our wounds.
There are many ways to tell a story—from the simple to the profound. Some say that writing is therapy. Storytelling isn't. It isn't your...

Stephanie
Mar 19, 2024
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